A. anodontia
B. oligodontia
C. hypodontia
D. hyperdontia
The Correct answer is C. Anodontia (choice A) refers to
the complete absence of tooth formation. In oligodontia (choice B), most but
not all teeth are missing. Both of these conditions are often associated with
ectodermal dysplasia. Hypodontia refers to a small number of congenitally
missing teeth. This is fairly common, and is not sually associated with a
systemic disease or disturbance.
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1 comment:
Anodontia is the congenital absence of ALL primary or permanent teeth. Hypodontia would be a better definition
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